Black Hole were a gifted trio of musicians from Italy that play Doom Metal with a monster emphasis on soul-destroying atmosphere. Indeed, Land of Mystery sounds like a film soundtrack: the band uses a lot of repetitive, hypnotic, The strong point of the album is definitely its lead guitar and keyboard melodies, which are very effective in evoking charmingly corny horror movie soundtracks. The riffs really just fill out the sonic texture, playing second fiddle to the Paul Chain-esque leads. This atmosphere is enhanced by synths that are complete Goblin-worship. Quick history lesson: Goblin were a group of amazingly talented progressive rock musicians who were famous for their music used as horror movie soundtracks, more specifically Italian gore/zombie flicks such as Dawn of The Dead, Suspiria, Buio Omega, Deep Red etc. Black Hole using their desolate-sounding Doom Metal combine the unholy synths that can only be described as both enthralling, spooky, kooky, and just flat-out cool!!